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Forum
(continued from editorial page)
Miniature Golf "Dog in the
Manger -If I can't you shan't"
attitude should deprive the City
of 1 any welcome income, from
.either sport. .
When this revised ordinance
is presented to the voter it will
beundoubtedly a "yes" or "no"
choice, so please Commissioners
I know you will
consider carefully the hard
work this Committee has done,
but don't let the Committee
"run scared" on keeping the
present fee charging fof 1 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
This approach to preventive who own and pay taxes on
medicine will maintain homes in Ocean City have to put
stability and provide us with a up with such rotten con-
fresh view while reducing the ditions
potential for corruption and
improving our potential for
better policy making.
Hugh D.Dudley
'Editor's note: The following
letter vyat sent (o .Mayor H.
Thomas Walcjman with the
request that it be printed here.
. Dear M(ayor. Waldman: . .''
It is with disbelief that as I
drive dowrTBay .av each day I
see plows and dump trucks
cutting through the marshland
tennis. preparing to put through new
and. golf, we taxpayers of streets from Bay av. to West
Ocean City need all and anyav.,
when the existing streets in
incomfe the City can scrape up. Ocean City are in • such
RodBoone deplorable condition.
Simpson av. and every
numbered street from 20th to
Editor, Sentinel-Ledger;
24th. from Bay av. to the
i "WE THE PEOPLE" should
railroad tracks is so bad that it
commend our Congress and
is practically impossible to
Mr. Ford for giving us the law
drive down them.
which will end the unconstitutional
edicts that were
You Commissioners have the
used to usurp authority during
audacity to spend hard-to- .
and after WWII.
come-by tax dollars to send out
a "SALT" truck in the middle
Because the dictatorship of
of the summer - truly last
the ignorant, incompetent,
August a salt truck appeared at
mentally maladjusted and the
23rd & Simpson to salt the
criminally inclined has been
street. The foreman on the job
deposed, we can celebrate our
told me it was "to keep the dust
Constitution's Bicentennial
down." Where were the salt
with confidence.
trucks when they were needed
Though the dictatorship's during the ice and snow? ? ? One
gondola will not self destruct couldn't be found in the neigh-
until next year, standing borhood.
eyeball to eyeball, with proof
that power corrupts and that
I have lived at 23rd and
eternal vigilance is the price of
Simpson for five years and NOT
liberty enables us to ensure that
ONCE has either of these two
our grandchildren will be free
streets been properly repaired.
All you do is send out a tar truck
to celebrate our Tricentennial.
and the workers have a shovel
While thousands flail the
to toss a smidgen of tar into a
branches of evil only a few of us
foot deep pot hole. Then they
chew the roots. Self respect
leave it piled high hoping that
being the foundation we stand
some car will come along and
on, at least half of us are
tamp it down. The end result is
qualified to serve in our
the street is left with the
Congress.
original pot hole: It makes a lot
' We can demonstrate our self of sense to waste tax dollars on
respect and give the members something so ridiculous. If a
of our Congress an incentive to whole truck load of tar were put
limit the number of terms any down once in awhile, eventually
one of us can serve in our maybe the entire street might
Congress to three in our Senate get repaired and the money
and to six in our House of wouldn't be wasted for salt in
Representatives, by mailing AUGUST!
copies of this letter with our
personal comments to those of Why are new streets being
us we elected to lead us. put through for "NO ONE"
living there, when the people
0 '.' 1
This situation is absolutely
unbelievable, WHEN CAN I
EXPECT SOMETHING TO BE
DONE"? 00 THURSDAY, APRIL 14.1977
the wonderful salt air (slightly
fishy when there was a land
breeze). It was the time of
swagger sticks and sealing-wax
jewelry, of the one and only
original Fruit Snow and Ward
• Beam's physical fitness drills
on the beach. People dressed up
* • Myri'le I.. Ruch
to go on the Boardwalk in the
evening, the women in "dresses
. Editor. Sentinel-Ledger; This of real silk and*
' letter is in response to one
printed in the April 7 edition in
reference to . a golf driving
range.
In as few words as possible. I
hasten" to question the
credibility of the author of the
aforementioned letter as she
rambled through a myriad, of
projects and programs that
would be funded by monies
designated for a golf driving
range. I can't imagine the
author really .believes that
these same monies could
support programs which could
easily amount to hundreds of
thousands of dollars.
I am not totally, uninformed
of the intelligent planning and
studies that backed a decision
by the commissioners to invest
in a golf driving range. The
amount invested is a one-time
cost and the projection of
estimated revenues will
probably return the total expenditures
before the end of the
second season's operation.
Thus, during each of the succeeding
years thousands of
dollars would be realized -that
could be diverted 'to many
sensible projects, or hopefully,
to reduce our city tax burdens.
We need a driving range in
our fast growing resort city and
many golfers, young and old.
male and female, are looking .
forward to the early opening of
the facility with great anticipation.
No longer will I need
to drive 25 to 30 miles, round
trip, to the nearest driving
range using up more gasoline
than I'm comfortable about.
And lastly, and perhaps most
importantly, the driving range
along with our vastly improved
golf course, constitutes a major
added attraction to our
vacationers. That fact, coupled
with the payoff factor, makes it
imperative that we open this
facility at the earliest possible
date.
John D. Frack
Visit Your Beauty
Parlor This Week
1 Jersey recipe book publishing in fall
The publishers of Books "colonial reolpea. seashore
About New Jersey. William H. recipes both popular' and
Wise & Co., have launched a - heretofore unheard of." ' «•"*•
state-wide search for authentic The
real linen and New Jersey receipes to be
. real dotted Swiss'(not printed included in their new book,
or •flocked"), the men in "The Treasury of Great New
. striped white flannels, white Jersey Recipes" which will be
shirts, ties, white bucks, and published this Fall.
straw hats.
' Dennis''Rhodes, Editor of
It was the time of Kewpie Wise & Co., announced,, com-
dolls and Man Jongg, of "Ormencing immediately, the
phans of the Storm" at the Search for Authentic New
Strand Theatre and vaudeville Jersey Recipes Contest to find
.'at 'he Hippodrome, of "Linger unique recipes that have' their
Awhile" and "Limehouse roots in New Jersey. "We're;
Blues" played on wind-up looking for all kinds of
gramophones with scratchy recipes," he said, "from all
needles. It was Ocean City in periods of our state's history.
the 'twenties - long gone and We want ethnic recipes.
lovingly remembered.
1 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Raider girls had great year; Fell one short of SJ. title
—means send it in and tell us designations at their discretion.
It was another record- MUiHHHBk.. •*??. i' -'• *• •»•••.-•••-•!•••.
about it," he said.
The recipes of .all winning
The Search For Authentic entrants will be.published in the
contest invites recipe's New Jersey Recipes Contest Treasury of.Great New Jersey
for varied courses of a meal, will be coordinated by the food Recipes.
from appetizers to desserts and editors of participating New
beverages. There is a special
The New Jersey Grand Prize
Jersey newspapers. Entrants'
category for recipes of non-food
Winner will receive $50 in cash,
will send, their recipes to their
items such as candles and soap'.
a personalized copy of the
local participating newspaper
. Rhodes indicated that the
Treasury and statewide ac- -
(the Sentinel-Ledger for this
basic criteria, for entries is' a'
claim as Chef Extraordinaire.
, • • • •
area) which will choose one
direct connection to New
Local winners will receive a
. winner from among the
Jersey. Entrants are en-
personalized copy of the
readers. Entries must be in by
couraged to submit, along with
Treasury* and Honorable
Juiy-31, 1977. . '.- I
the recipe, a brief comment or
Mention designeees will be
A state-wide, panel of Judges
ancedote about its origin. "If a
awarded.!, impressive cer-
will choose, from among the
recipe has enjoyed a long
tificates. All winners will be
local winners, a New Jersey
History in New Jersey or' if it
feted at a banquet to be held in
Grand Prize Winner. The
has come down thrqugh a New
the Fall in conjunction with the
judges also will award
Jersey family, then by all
publication of "The Treasury of
Honorable Mention Great New Jersey Recipes."
DOCK REPAIRS
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PILINGS • BULKHEADS New & Repaired
WILLARD, Inc.
Marine Division
SEA ISLE CITY — Mayor Dominic C. Raffa supervises the filling in of lots in
the area around 34th st. which the city is developing, adding more than $2 million
807 Bay Avenue
to local tax ratables and spurring the resort building industry this spring. Vincent
Flukey (left), Superintendent for Earthwork Co., the contractor, checks on Somers Point • 927-6336
bulldozing operation.
TRETESTIMATES I
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PAGE 9 — SECTION TWO
It was another recordbreaking
year for the Ocean
City High School girls
RAIDER GIRLS' 1»« 7' BASKETBALL STATS
basketbalhteam. ButCoach Pat
Dougherty would have given all
Stephanie Vanderihce
' her records for Just three more
. *- Lisa Foqho
points. . . . . . . • '
Wendy Burrnan"'
"It was frustrating'losing to
Fern Hear.etc
Collingswood. (45-43 in South
Jersey final) after beating _
teams we thought were better
along the way," Dougherty
said. "But . that is what,
basketball is all about. We've
. gone 24-2 for each of the last two
years and still can't win that
one big championship."
Along the way, however,
they've won just * about
everything' else. There have
been 90 straight wins in the
^Cape-Atlantic League without
ever suffering a single loss.
That works out to six consecutive
championships.
This year, after losing the
opener to Atlantic City, the
Raiders reeled off 24 straight
wins (a school record) including
a win over Mainland
freshman Ann Brink-
Regional in the championship
mann.
game of the Coast Coed
Christmas Classic.
Junior Stephanie
The most remarkable thing Vanderslice.
about this year's version of
Dougherty's dynasty is its
youth. Seniors Wendy Burman
and Fern Hedrick, plus
graduating junior Sue Osinski,
will be tough to replace but the
nucleus of the team was junior
center Stephanie Vanderslice
forward Lisa
;
Ann annkmann
SueOsmski
Sally Harris •
Angela-Fricano
, Donna Daleuandro
30
Tanya Montgomery
Jamie Hughes
Sana* Edwards
others
24U24 700 «I7M2 >}«!
o nd .. so ^ oinore Dalessandro is very quick and
back to lead the way the
will help fill the void left by Raiders might actually have a
Hedrick. Sophomores Anela better team next year.
Fricano and Sally Harris got
It's enough to keep Pat
loads of valuable experience
Dougherty smiling!
and should be very important to
ne^t year's team. Harris (89
rebounds) might develop into a
RAIDER RELICS: Van-
replacement for Burman.
derslice, Foglio, Hedrick,
Burman and Brinkmann all
And, there were successful tied the school record set last
junior high programs in at least
for points by a sophomore,
year by Vanderslice. Foglio
two sending districts that could
HIT THE BIG CASINO - Jeff Parkin, 13 years old,
might actually have the best
and Beth Simpson for playing in
provide nucleus for the future.
3646 Central av., is pictured here with the 37jwund
shot at Snow's career scoring
26 games during one
. 1976-77 brought another
sailf ish he entered in the Metropolitan South Florid*
post-season honors Sophomore Lisa record. Lisa needs only to score
season....Dougherty enters her
'winner in girls basketball to
Mike Schmidt collects pay Foglio.
as many points in her last two
seventh season next year with a Fishing Tournament. He fished out of Bahia Mar
Ocean City High School and
years as she did in the first two
115-9 record...Raiders are still Marina in Ft. Lauderdale with Capt. Dick Barrie ori
girls like Wndy Burman, Fern
checks. "They deserve
and she will easily pass the
waiting for the final date and the Cynful as guide. ~
everything they get," might have been rated even
Hedrick and Sue Osinski should
. 1,308 mark.
location of the 1977 seagull
Dougherty says, "and probably higher. They are dedicated
be proud of their part in it. But
Shiffflin on
Classic so they can make
even a little more. We didn't workers and I'm very proud to This year Foglio's 101 assists with a trio of talent like Van- necessary changes in their
win the South. Jersey cham- have both of them, and the rest was 31 shy of Snow's singlederslice, Foglio and Brinkmann schedule to accomodate it
forward • Lisa pionship and the Camden- Camden- of the kids, for that matter, on season record. Despite the
FogUo. oglio. The fifth starter wwas
a Philadeiphia newsi»Deredidn"t my team."
impressive credentials of her
freshman, Ann Brinkmann. give us" that much' personal ' Vanderslice finished the
two superstars, however,
Vanderslice and Foglio have coverage. Otherwise those two season with 443 points, the best
Dougherty did not run a con- Vanderslice is named
total ever by a junior and only
centrated offense this year and
a single point less than Diane
probably won't be forced to
Snow's school record. Her 428
resort to it next year. Brink-
SPRING IS HERE!
to All-Group 3 team
rebounds snapped her own
mann, who ran the offense like
Ocean City High School
record of last season and she
a veteran this year, could junior Stephanie Vanderslice
established new marks for free
develop into one of the area's was named to the first team,
throw attempts (185) and free
finest playmaking guards. All-Group Three recently as the
throws made (107) in one year. Burman will leave a big hole list of all star teams for 1976-77
Vanderslice will enter her
under the boards since she was completed.
senior year next Fall needing -
supplied 153 boards plus plenty The powerful rebounder, who
LAWN and GARDEN CARE
only 220 points to reach 1,000
of plusses in other depart- helped the Raiders reach their
points (she is second to Snow on
ments. Hedrick was quick second straight South Jersey
Now that Winter's over, it's time the all-time scoring list now,
defensively (60 steals) and kept final this year, joined Sherry
Foglio is third and Burman
the ball moving (63 assists) on Vaughn, of Oakcrest, Lori
to Let Us put your lawn in shape. ninth) and only 210 rebounds to
offense. Osinski developed into Mather, of Collingswood,
n D. Frack
equal the 1,000 mark in that
a very valuable substitute, Doreen Love, of West Deptford,
21E. Belfast rd.
Our Services Include:
category. Only two girls,
frequently coming off the bench Sharon Tinucci, of Eastern, and
Prepare now
Clean-up • Thatching • Fertilizing
Bernie McGlade of Gloucester
to bring life during a sluggish both Carol Shemansky and
Catholic and Sue Shue of
period of.the game.
- Diane Wallace, of Edgewood
Liming • Weekly Lawn Care • Sodding
Cherry Hill East, have ever It's the nature of Dougherty's
Writer for boating
Seeding • Flower Beds • Bushes
recorded 1,000 of each. program, however, to always
have girls waiting in the wings
Foglio, whose 438 points this
Free Estimates - Call 399-8016
to replace those who are
year broke Vanderslice's mark
•continued from editorial page) S6BSO11
leaving. Junior Donna
CERRUTI
hot work, and he wore his
bathing suit (it had a top!). We
w^re allowed to lick the dasher.,
$|aiity Shoppe
and nothing fasted better than
45 Year* in Builneis
that combination of fresh
(« •
Beauty Culture to All Branches
Jersey peaches and rich cream.
If a cool day came, a favorite
CtoM* ManOar— Caaart Malr Cutllna
treat was a picnic out beyond
1019 West Are., Dial 399-1394
59th Street. We rode in the open
trolley-car, down Central
Avenue, envying the conductor
making .his way along the
running-board, collecting fares.
Adorne Coiffures The running-board was strictly
off limits for kids. There are
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
more houses now at 59th Street,
but the sand dunes are still
CLASSIC 99 latex
V- t
there, and long stretches of
nml I lnir»|>i.
empty beach, with plenty of
flat wall paint
room for running free.
t-'m'ijiU iiiul Mniiiriiri-
1710 Asbury Ave.
I went to dancing class at the
The best latex flat wall paint we've ever made.
399-5035 Yacht Club, and like all the
Covers better - scrubbable — tough and long-
other little girls in the class, J
lasting. You can everv use it on wood trim.
thought I would grow upjo be a
ballerina when I wore my pink
STEDEM'S BEAUTY SHOP tutu and ballet slippers. My
mother played bridge (auction)
and five hundred at the Yacht
(War (he Personal Supervision
Club, and my father was an
endman in the annual minstrel
of MRS. LAURENCE E. STEOEM
show. I also went to Mr. Carpenter's
dancing school on the
1520 Asbury Avenue Dia! 399-1575 Boardwalk and won a prize in
the grand march for my rather
incongruous Quaker, costume,
made by my mother.
OAl SAVE$3GAL
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by Ed Veith ^
We have very little to write We did not have card dub m'
about regarding the happenings Thursday. The Monday winners
at the shuffleboard courts. We were Ethel Sherwood, «0;
have been too bothered with Mildred PouKon, 555; Emto*
some strong wind which, of Price, 545, and Howard Bfcjf»,
course, is a definite annoyance.
However, should you
meander over, you will find
some excellent competition.
Since Harold Bodine has
decided to make Ocean City his
permanent home, he is on hand
every day. Then there are the
other regulars, John Frack;
Ethel Doll; our vice president,
Reale Macrie and Paul; Bee
Etherington; Harley Cornelius;
Cliff Stengel; John Tice; Rod
Boone; Harold Hartman;
Stephanie Vanderslice Marie Arbuckle; Eileen Brown
first team, All thop al imrwin
WIIHami. For •attrufctf ftnm
aih abaut our Home Decorating
Plan. Or uw Mailar
Chare* or Bank Amaricartf
17OO stores, inducting on* now you.
CONVENIENT
HOURS
FOR ALL
SHOPPERS
OCEAN CITY
1230 West Ave.
399-4407
WILDWOOD
3800 New Jersey Ave.
522-0251
SUPER
KEM-TONE
NOW
JUST
'First come - first served
AT STORES WHERE AVAIL
ABLE
Accant color* $7.99 gal.
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APRIL 18
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